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Academic opportunities for Students

Updated: 4/9/2026

 📣Up-to-date information on the possibility of international academic mobility:

FULBRIGHT GRADUATE STUDENT PROGRAM

We are pleased to announce that the Kyiv office of the Institute of International Education (IIE) has begun accepting applications for Fulbright Scholarships for the 2027–2028 academic year.

Study at American universities for one to two years to obtain a master's degree. The competition is open to senior students and graduates of higher education institutions with a bachelor's degree.

Areas of specialization: humanities, social sciences, exact, technical and natural sciences.

The program provides participants with all the necessary resources for education and professional development: covers the cost of tuition, a monthly stipend for accommodation and living expenses, health insurance during their stay in the United States, as well as round-trip airfare. In addition, participants gain access to academic resources - libraries, research centers, conferences and seminars - and immerse themselves in a multicultural environment.

Detailed information about the Program, the list of documents for participation, requirements for their preparation and the course of the competitive selection are available at the link: https://fulbright.org.ua/uk/programs/fulbright-graduate-student-program.

You can learn about past participants and their impressions of participating in the Program on the pages of the Fulbright Bulletin.

The deadline for submitting documents is May 16, 2026.

For more information, please contact the Department of International Relations of KSU at   

 

Free semester study at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan (Poland) 

The Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań is one of the largest and oldest higher education institutions in Poland. The city of Poznań is not only the center of the theater, music and art space of Poland, but also a cultural, commercial and business center.

The university has three campuses, which are located in different parts of Poznań. They are not only places for acquiring academic knowledge, but also create the identity of the city. They are its calling card and a space open to residents.

Financing: tuition is free.

Transportation costs, accommodation, medical insurance and meals are at the students' own expense.

What you will receive:

  • the opportunity to develop scientific interests and use your personal potential;
  • participation in scientific clubs (over 120 to choose from);
  • use of modern research equipment;
  • study of the collection of one of the best academic libraries;
  • various forms of encouragement - field camps, summer schools, conferences, seminars;
  • funding for special programs.

List of required documents:

1. List of selected disciplines

2. Extract from the individual curriculum for the entire period of study + translation into English (send in one file, the translation can be ordered from any translation agency or done independently and sent for verification to the department's email address )

3. Photo in electronic format (as for a visa)

4. Scan of international passport

5. Certificate of confirmation of the level of English language level B2 and above (if available)

Study period: I semester: October-February; II semester: February-June.

Deadline for submitting documents I semester - June; II semester - October-November.

For documents and consultation, please contact the International Relations Department at  

Useful links:

University Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AMUPoznanENG

University Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amu.poznan/

University Information Guide:

https://amu.edu.pl/__data/assets/pdf_file/0034/265975/AMU-Welcome-Guide_light2.pdf 


Studying at the Pomeranian University (the Republic of Poland) for a year within the Double Degree Programme

The Double Diploma Programme is a joint educational programme of Ukrainian and foreign universities, which allows Ukrainian students to simultaneously study under integrated study programmes in two educational institutions of different countries and receive the diplomas of both Ukrainian and European universities. The Double Diploma Programme complies with Ukrainian and Polish legislation on higher education, regulations of the relevant ministries and European legislation in the field of education.  Students enrolled at KSU are eligible to participate in the programme. Under the Double Degree Programme, a higher education student studies simultaneously under joint study programmes of two universities and is a student of both educational institutions. The periods of study are determined by the parties and agreed upon in accordance with the joint curricula.

The Pomeranian University is a higher education institution in Poland. The University is located 18 km from the Baltic Sea, in the city of Słupsk. The University has a campus with three dormitories, a canteen, a club, and a sports complex.

The students of the following specialities have the opportunity to join the Double Degree Programme:

- 014 Secondary education, 014.021 English language and literature;

- 014 Secondary education, 014.022 German language and literature;

- 014 Secondary education, 014.024 Spanish language and literature;

- 035 Philology, 035.041 Germanic languages and literature (translation included), first language - English);

Duration of study: 3 years

Language of instruction: English, Polish (except for philology majors).

Tuition fees: 400 euros per year

Dormitory accommodation: free of charge.

Transport and food costs: at your own expense.

First of all, you need to get the consent of the dean of your faculty.

 Required documents:

1. Registration on the website of the Pomeranian University (conducted with a representative of the KSU Department of International Initiatives and Project Activities);

2. International passport (scan);

3. Documents confirming the completion of previous education (for bachelors - a certificate of complete secondary education and an appendix with grades translated into Polish. For masters - a bachelor's diploma and a supplement with grades translated into Polish). The translation must be done by a Polish sworn translator.

4. Photo;

5. Internal passport;

6. Certificate from the place of study (issued on request at the faculty)

Registration deadline:  August of each year.

Deadline for submitting documents to the Pomeranian University: 15th October of each year.

 Upon arrival in Słupsk:

1. All documents listed above;

2. Payment for the student card - 22 PLN;

3. Confirmation of the recruitment fee - PLN 85;

4. Confirmation of tuition fees - 400 euros (can be divided into 4 payments);

5. A photocopy of the academic record (all previous semesters) with a translation into Polish.

For more information, please contact the Department of International Relations of KSU at   

 

Free semester study at the Pomeranian University in Słupsk (Poland)

Pomeranian University is a higher education institution in Poland. The University is located 18 km from the Baltic Sea, in the city of Słupsk. The University has a campus with three dormitories, a canteen, a club, and a sports complex.

Students of KSU can receive free education at the University of Pomerania for one semester in a particular field of study in accordance with the chosen study programme.

Students of the following specialities have the opportunity to join the semester study:

- Secondary education (English language and literature)’,

- Secondary Education (German Language and Literature),

- Philology (Germanic languages and literature (translation included));

Language of instruction: English, Polish, Ukrainian (except for philology majors).

Tution feefree

Dormitory: 150 PLN per month.

 Transport and food cost: at your own expense.

 Terms of study: I semester: October - February; II semester: February - June.

 First of all, you need to get the consent of the dean of your faculty.

 Required documents:

1. Semester exchange participant application form (can be downloaded after registration on the Pomeranian University website. Filled in with a representative of the KSU Department of International Initiatives and Project Activities);

 2. International passport (scan);

 3. Photo;

 4. Selected disciplines for study from the course list (must be 30 ECTS. They are selected and agreed upon together with the faculty leadership)

  Deadline: June for the first semester; November-December for the second semester.

  For more information, please contact the Department of International Relations of KSU at   

 

Scholarships for studying at the University of Klagenfurt ( Austria)

The University of Klagenfurt (AAU) is a young, lively, innovative university located in the Austrian state of Carinthia, a meeting point of three cultures. The international atmosphere of the university provides a high-quality education in the chosen speciality and invaluable experience of communication in a multinational community. The university has 4 faculties with 34 departments and offers bachelor's, master's, and training courses.

Students in the second year of study or later can apply to participate in the selection process.

The student must choose 16 ECTS.

Payments: 

Tuition fee – free. Travel and accommodation costs at the student's expense.

Required documents:

1.         Application for participation in the competition with a Dean's visa and an indication of the GPA.

2.         A motivation letter in English from the applicant (not less than a page in length).

3.         A letter of recommendation from a lecturer/supervisor/dean, written in English.

4.         Original extract from the individual curriculum for the entire period of study and its translation into English

5.         The original extract from the individual curriculum for the last six months and its translation into English.

6.         A scanned copy of the school certificate (original) and its translation into English (for bachelors).

7.         A scanned copy of the bachelor's degree and its translation into English (for masters).

8.         High quality photo in digital format (as for a visa)

9.         A scanned copy of your international passport.

10.       Certificate of English language proficiency at least B2 (if available).

On the day of the competition, the participant must be present and ready to present himself/herself to the jury members, explain his/her motivation for taking semester studies at the University of Klagenfurt (Republic of Austria).

 On this day, based on the participants' presentations and answers to the questions, the members of the competition committee will select the applicants who will take part in the semester study at the University of Klagenfurt ( Austria).

 All interested persons wishing to take part in the competition for semester studies at the University (Republic of Austria) should first apply to the Dean of the Faculty for permission to participate in the competition.

 For more information, please contact the Department of International Relations of KSU at

 

3-month internship at the Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa

3-month internship at the Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa 🇵🇱

Duration: 3 months (March 1, 2026 - May 31, 2026);
Cost: free;
Accommodation: room in the "Skrzat" dormitory (550 PLN/month per person);
Language of instruction: Polish;
Scholarship: none.

Conditions:
- possession of a foreign passport;
- proficiency in Polish at level B2, minimum B1;
- insurance policy and medical certificate;
- be at least 18 years old.

Additionally: there is an option for an intensive Polish language course (the cost depends on the number of participants).

📎For additional information, please contact the International Relations Department

Conferences, competitions and visitors programmes

Updated: 4/9/2026

Grant competition: supporting initiatives for young people to access youth work


The Council of Europe project "Youth for Democracy in Ukraine: Phase IV", implemented by the Council of Europe within the framework of the Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2023-2026 "Resilience, Recovery and Reconstruction", announces a call for grant proposals.

Grants will finance projects aimed at ensuring access to youth work activities for young people. They should include one or more of the following areas:
1. Non-formal educational activities in the field of mental health and trauma-informed youth work;
2. Awareness-raising and non-formal educational activities in the field of barrier-free environment and accessibility;
3. Human rights educational activities with a focus on youth participation;
4. Open youth work activities (mobile, outreach, detachment, street youth work, etc.).


The implementation period of the proposed initiatives should start no earlier than 01 June 2026 and end no later than 31 August 2026. The Council of Europe plans to provide four grants of a maximum amount of EUR 4,500 each.

Electronic documents (Word and/or PDF) should be sent to the following email address: Emails should have the following subject: Grant proposal_9317/2026/01_Name of the applicant. All documents should be submitted in English.

Deadline for applications: 13 April 2026, 23:59 (CET). Read more

 

Competition for budget grants for youth


In accordance with the Law of Ukraine “On the Basic Principles of Youth Policy”, the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine, together with the Ukrainian Youth Foundation, announced a Competition for Budget Grants for 2026. The state budget provides for the implementation of the program with 45 million UAH.

Who can receive a grant?

  • youth and children's public associations;
  • young people;
  • representatives (members) of youth councils and student and pupil self-government bodies;
  • youth workers;
  • youth advisors;
  • individual entrepreneurs and legal entities engaged in youth work.

Priority areas of support in 2026
  • Expanding youth participation in public life and strengthening social cohesion. Supporting initiatives that promote active citizenship, youth participation in decision-making, and the development of local communities.
  • Developing resilience, a safe environment, barrier-free access, and psycho-emotional well-being of youth.
  • Projects aimed at supporting mental health, inclusiveness, creating safe spaces, and strengthening social resilience.
  • Promoting self-realization and economic empowerment of youth.
  • Initiatives to develop entrepreneurial skills, employment, professional orientation and economic independence of young people.

Full terms of participation, requirements for applicants and separate programs for individuals and legal entities are available on the official website: https://uyf.gov.ua/programs

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International Scholarships for Students

Updated: 4/9/2026

Zukunft Ukraine (DAAD) Research Scholarship

Ukrainian master's, doctoral and postgraduate students can receive funding for a short-term stay for the purpose of conducting research in Germany.
The aim of the Zukunft Ukraine (Ukraine of the Future) program is to support scientific activities at Ukrainian universities, as well as to encourage and enable young scientists to contribute to the restoration of Ukraine and its scientific community.

Who can apply?

Highly qualified Ukrainian master's, postgraduate and doctoral students who work or study at higher education institutions in Ukraine, regardless of the country in which they are currently located.

What is funded?

Research internship lasting 1-6 months at a state or state-recognized German higher education institution or non-university scientific institution, carried out in agreement with the scientific supervisor in Germany.
Possible funding period: from August 1, 2026 to January 31, 2027. The scholarship is not renewable.
Project proposals from all academic disciplines are eligible for funding.

Scholarship Amount

The monthly amount of the scholarship depends on the level of education:
o EUR 992 for master's students
o EUR 1,400 for postgraduate students
o EUR 2,000 for postdoctoral fellows
o EUR 2,150 for experienced scientists and university teachers holding a PhD
o EUR 2,300 for professors

Also possible are payments for health insurance and travel expenses.
In case of disability or chronic illness: a grant for additional expenses related to the stay abroad that are not covered by third parties.

Requirements for candidates

o Candidates must be enrolled in a Ukrainian higher education institution or work in a non-university state scientific institution, and have Ukrainian citizenship.
o Third-country nationals who were in Ukraine with an indefinite residence permit before or on February 24, 2022 are also eligible to apply.
o Re-application is generally possible, but at least 12 months must elapse between funding periods.

Application deadline: May 13, 2026. Applications are submitted via the DAAD portal.
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